Swift Property Records

Swift County, Minnesota, consists of eight cities and 21 townships. Property records in Swift County, MN, are documents that provide information about land and property ownership in the county, serving an essential function in documenting legal rights and real estate transactions.

Swift County property records depict the local housing market, indicating average home values at $132,742. Additionally, the data reveals a median rent of $662 and a median household wage of $63,184. As to the median property taxes, owners pay at a rate of 0.87% of a property's assessed value.

In Swift County, MN, property records dating back to the 1870s, including deeds, mortgages, liens, and plats, maintained by the County Land Records Office, are open to the public and can be utilized by various entities such as abstractors, attorneys, realtors, homeowners, and more.

Under the Race Notice Law, the office adheres to the principle that the first party to record their legal interest in a property gains priority. This legal framework underscores the importance of timely and appropriate documentation in establishing property rights.

Access to property records in Swift County is facilitated through the iDocMarket platform, which provides online access to a vast repository of documents.

The iDocMarket allows users to search for records using various criteria, such as recording date, document number, book and page, party name, and parcel ID. Multiple search fields can be used simultaneously, and it is essential to avoid entering punctuation in the search fields. For additional tips on navigating the platform, refer to the provided iDocMarket Search Tips guide.

In cases where the required records are unavailable online, individuals can visit the Swift County Land Records Office in person at 301 14th Street North, Benson, MN, during regular office hours. Alternatively, they can request copies of records by mail. The mail-in request should be sent to P.O. Box 207, Benson, MN 56215, including the necessary information, documentation, and fees.

For specific requirements, the fee schedule for copies of records, and any additional information regarding property records, contact the Swift County Land Records Office at (320) 843-3377.

For property zoning verification, the Swift County Planning Commission or the relevant official of the city or township should be contacted. These authorities enforce ordinances in their domains and can pull zoning maps and records to verify designations regulating permitted land use for specific parcels.